Devil's Army

The military train flipped to one side, and the First and Second Anti-Japanese Allied Forces rushed towards the train almost at the same time, firing at the windows of the train as they rushed.

The Japanese soldiers in the military train were knocked unconscious, and before they could recover, the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers rushed over while firing.

Some of the less injured Japanese soldiers began to lie on the windows of the military train and shoot at the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers.

Some soldiers opened the doors of the military train, rushed into the carriages and shot at the Japs.

This military train carried a regiment of nearly 4,000 Japanese soldiers and weapons. The Japanese soldiers had more people and better weapons than the two armies of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The Japs began to rely on military trains to continuously shoot at the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

At this time, the Japanese reinforcements began to rush towards the military train.

The first to arrive were the Japanese railway patrol, who jumped and shot at the soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces who were shooting at the military train immediately turned their guns around and shot at the Japanese patrol.

The dozen or so Japanese patrolmen were quickly wiped out, but the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces were unable to capture the military train.

At this time, fierce gunfire was heard from the other end of the tunnel. The Japanese reinforcements from Xinjing also rushed over and exchanged fire with the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces on the hillside.

Relying on the advantage of terrain, the soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces barely withstood the Japanese attack.

The Japanese artillery began to bombard the soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces on the hillside.

Under the attack of the Japanese's superior firepower, the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces began to lose the upper hand.

At this time, two armored vehicles drove over on the railway. Two heavy machine guns on the armored vehicles fired at the firepower point of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces on the hillside.

At this time, the Second Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces also engaged in a battle with the Japanese reinforcements in Sihui.

Seeing that the enemy's column had not been taken down and that the gunfire from the other end of the tunnel was intense, Commander Yang rushed to the hillside to check the situation.

At this time, the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces on the hillside was already being suppressed and beaten by the Japanese.

Commander Yang knew that it was impossible to capture the military train, so he ordered the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces on the hillside to hold off the Japanese for another half an hour before retreating.

He hurried over to discuss with Commander Wang and ordered the soldiers of the First and Second Anti-Japanese Allied Forces who were attacking the military train to retreat immediately.

In the blink of an eye, the anti-Japanese soldiers who attacked the army train retreated into the woods and disappeared without a trace. The Japanese soldiers in the army train were also unable to pursue the retreating anti-Japanese soldiers.

After the main force of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces withdrew, the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers responsible for blocking reinforcements also began to retreat to the woods in turns.

The Japanese reinforcements from Xinjing and Sihui met at the Japanese army column. They divided one group of people into two groups to continue pursuing the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers, and the other group of people to speed up the rescue of the injured soldiers in the army column.

The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers who were responsible for providing cover kept falling down during the retreat.

In the end, the soldiers of the First and Second Armies of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces who were responsible for the cover mission were shot and fell among the white mountains and black waters of the Northeast.

After destroying the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' blocking forces, Commander Minamijiro ordered the large force to continue searching and pursuing the main forces of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' First and Second Armies.

The troops of the First and Second Anti-Japanese Allied Forces had been hiding in the mountains, constantly harassing them and constantly moving. Now it was rare to find their whereabouts, so they must be eliminated as soon as possible.

The Japanese soldiers were lightly armed and entered the woods to search, but the soldiers of the First and Second Anti-Japanese Allied Forces had difficulty walking with the wounded. The Japanese soldiers were getting closer and closer to them.

Commander Yang decided to let the Second Army, which had worse weapons and equipment, retreat first, and he stayed behind with more than 300 people to fight against the enemy.

Before parting, Commander Yang asked his guard Xiao Huang to retreat with the Second Army. If possible, he should lead the Second Army to the base of the First Anti-Japanese Army, and asked Commander Wang to ask Commander Leng for a batch of 40 rocket launchers.

If they had 40 rocket launchers in this battle, they would have blown up the two rail armored vehicles on the railway. They would not have been suppressed by the two armored vehicles.

"Will they give it to us? After all, it is a powerful weapon they developed themselves." Commander Wang asked without confidence.

"I have had several conversations with Commander Leng. He has a broad perspective and is not petty."

Commander Wang nodded and shook hands with Commander Yang in farewell.

After saying goodbye to Commander Wang, Commander Yang divided the troops into three groups and ambushed them in three places on the retreat route.

The Japanese followed the traces left by the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' hasty retreat and entered the first encirclement of Commander Yang.

At Commander Yang's command, bullets were fired at the Japanese from the ambushed soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The Japanese soldiers who were caught off guard were knocked down one after another by the bullets of the First Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers.

The soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces did not want to fight and retreated immediately after gaining the advantage.

The Japanese who suffered a loss were chasing closely from behind, shooting as they went.

The First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces jumped and hid behind the trees, shooting at the Japanese as they retreated, just as they had learned during training in the tribe.

The Japanese, who had suffered repeated setbacks, became angry and humiliated and ordered their mortar troops to launch a fierce bombardment on the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The casualties of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' First Army began to increase under the Japanese artillery fire.

Commander Yang ordered the soldiers to break contact with the Japanese as soon as possible.

When the Japanese saw that the soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces were trying to escape, they immediately chased after them.

Commander Yang and his men ignored the Japanese behind them and continued to retreat at a faster pace.

The Japanese were afraid that the soldiers of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces would escape, so they accelerated their pursuit. However, something unexpected happened.